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Tocqueville is introduced as a critic who asks why American democracy works and why it is destined to conquer the world while fearing what its liberty will do globally.
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American Democracy
Tocqueville is introduced as a critic who asks why American democracy works and why it is destined to conquer the world while fearing what its liberty will do globally.
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"Alright? America now controls the Philippines as well as Cuba. Then um, World War I America goes and defeats Germany. World War II is..."
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"...in America. And he's trying to explain why is it that American democracy works? And why is it destined to eventually conquer the world?..."
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"...prestige to America. But the American people, the American politicians, the American democracy republic, refused to make the necessary sacrifices in order to maintain..."
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America begins here as a cure for civilization: a clean-slate game built from Enlightenment rights, self-help, property, and fair rules.
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